Surge Protector with Gigabit LAN and PoE pass-through Atte IPP-1-21-HS

Atte IPP-1-21-HS is a surge protector created for safeguarding network equipment while preserving network performance. It provides transient overvoltage protection for Gigabit Ethernet links and supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) pass-through so connected PoE devices continue to receive power. The unit is suitable for both commercial and residential installations where IP cameras, access points, switches or other PoE-enabled devices require protection from voltage spikes without compromising data throughput.

Advantages

The device combines surge protection and Gigabit LAN compatibility in a compact housing, ensuring minimal impact on network speed. PoE pass-through maintains power delivery to connected equipment while the protector diverts harmful transients away from sensitive electronics. Installation requires no change to Ethernet cabling or network topology, and the design supports inline protection near vulnerable devices or at central distribution points.

Suitable for

• Protecting IP surveillance cameras from voltage spikes
• Securing wireless access points and outdoor AP installations
• Guarding PoE network switches and edge devices
• Use in small office, retail and residential network setups

Key specifications

• Network compatibility: Gigabit Ethernet (1000 Mbps) pass-through
• PoE support: Pass-through of PoE power to connected devices
• Protection type: Transient surge suppression for data/Poe lines
• Form factor: Inline protector suitable for mounting near devices or patch panels
• Connection: Standard RJ45 Ethernet connectors for input and output

How to use

Connect the incoming Ethernet cable from the switch or injector to the protector's input connector and run a cable from the protector's output to the protected device such as an IP camera or access point. Ensure connectors are fully seated to maintain Gigabit link integrity. The protector will allow PoE power to pass through while clamping transient voltages; no configuration is required. For outdoor installations, place the unit in a weather-protected enclosure or use a model and mounting practice appropriate for the environment.

Usage recommendations

Install the protector as close as possible to the device you want to protect, verify full Ethernet handshakes after installation to confirm gigabit throughput, and avoid exposing the unit to direct weather without proper enclosure. Periodically inspect connectors and cabling for corrosion or damage in harsh environments.